Forgotten for 54 YEARS!! Abandoned House of a Big American Family
A little info on this house. I’m guessing the place has been abandoned since 1987. The Hill Homestead is an abandoned residence and farm in New York. It was home to Theodore Hill, Jr., a farmer, and politician. At its peak, the Hill farm, managed by Theodore Hill and Susan Curry, boasted approximately 195 acres 3 for orchards and a dairy. Their son, Theodore Hill, Jr. was elected in the late 1920s as a supervisor in Yorktown, where he served until 1937. He was then elected to the Assembly from the Sixth District in Westchester and served 12 terms until 1960. Hill was then appointed a trustee of the New York State Power Authority, where he ascended to become its vice-chairman. Hill died in December 1987.
